A Fake-News Campaign In Bulgaria Claims The Nation's Favorit

A poem by one of Bulgaria's literary greats is recited by schoolchildren to this day. However, a recent wave of disinformation claims Sofia is planning to scrap it. The fake news was hatched and spread online, mainly by pro-Kremlin websites and politicians.

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